Sentence examples for it really proves from inspiring English sources

But all it really proves is that Conservatives believe fervently in the concept of rehabilitation – for themselves.

But he added that for the time being, "all we can conclude is that watching investigators carry boxes out of a mayor's house makes for good television, but it really proves nothing".

With Mark Rylance as the king, the evening is guaranteed success, but what it really proves is how ideally suited this intimate space is to the mix of drama and music.

He added, "It really proves to me that I belong out here, that I can win out here and that in the future, I will be contending for majors".

But what it really proves is that, as an author of a novel like this (and there aren't really any other novels quite like this), Lee is trapped in the story of Scout Finch, whether as a child or, soon, an adult.

And if he doesn't, it really proves nothing about America.

It really proved that category.

What does it really prove?

"She always considered herself an unlucky person, and it really proved out," he said.

John Timmer discusses more systematic ways of making use of educational video games.A proof too big for humans to check (New Scientist) If a computer proves a mathematical theorem but the proof is so huge that no human can check it, was it really proved?

"Indeed, the authors qualify a number of their apparently positive findings with various caveats, but, at the same time, the evaluation itself has serious flaws, so even these findings are contestable," Hunt says in her report, The Cashless Debit Card Evaluation: Does it Really Prove Success?